Youth Program and Activity Guide 0412 by RM Publishing

YOUTH

Program&Activity APRIL 2012 www.RMParent.com

GUIDE

choosing

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activities for your child 8 School calendars 74 List of advertisers 76

Program Directory

By Category 20 Alphabetical 22

SPRING

FLYER SECTION 50

PROGRAM Directory

By Category 16 Alphabetical 20

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Occupy su mmer Choosing the right activities for your child

By Kim Sharpe

t’s that time of year. The time when flowers begin to bloom, trees leaf out, grass greens up and parents panic. Summer is almost upon us and without a plan for how to keep kids occupied, it could be a very long season. When my sons were younger, I would set aside time specifically to plan summertime activities for them. I would arm myself with as many activity guides and brochures as possible, the family budget and ideas from my boys as to what they wanted to do. As a matter of fact, that is a great place to start when choosing activities for your kids. Kid-generated ideas A great way to decide what kinds of activities might be right for your kids is to ask them what they would like to do during their summer break from school. Have a good old-fashioned brainstorming session to generate ideas about how they would like to spend some of their time. What are they interested in? Would

they like to learn how to play an instrument, try a new sport or learn a craft? When given the opportunity, kids come up with amazing ideas about what they want to do or try. And when kids help generate activity ideas, they are more apt to stay engaged in the chosen ones. They also can learn negotiating skills as together you pare down their list and make decisions based on what is feasible for your family. Parental prerogative While getting input from kids is an important part of the activity-choosing process, kids should understand their parents have veto power because they better understand issues of cost, timing and safety. “For us, price and child safety are huge,” says Patti Schmitt, a Fort Collins mother of a 7-year-old girl and a 5year-old boy. “As far as safety goes, there are two things that I ask if I will not be at an activity the whole time my kids

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are there. I first ask what the bathroom policy is for kids. Secondly, if it is a camp where the kids will go swimming or be changing clothes, I want to know what the procedure is for that. Red flags for me are if there are no policies around these two things or if there is ever a time when adults are alone with one child in the bathroom or clothes changing area. Also, if I do not stay for the lesson or activity, I usually come back early to ‘spot check’ the safety practices of the organizer. Additionally, I have a conversation with my kids about safety issues.” Jon Holsten, sergeant with the Fort Collins Police Department and author of the award-winning book The Swimsuit Lesson, says talking to kids is imperative to their safety and well-being. “We have got to talk to our kids about [child sexual abuse]. And if you don’t, you are being foolish.” Hosten wrote The Swimsuit Lesson to give parents a resource for talking with their children about this difficult, but important subject.

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Heather Meyer, a Loveland mom of three, shared the criteria she uses when choosing activities for her children. It includes: Quality—Do the activities enrich their lives or just kill time? Variety—Not only in the activities provided, but also in the people participating. “I firmly believe in activities that bring people from varying classes together, and particularly think it is important to help our kids build friendships across class and racial lines in the early years so that they will continue this into adulthood.” Safety/Screening—“I need to know that the authorities of an activity are well-trained, not sex offenders in hiding (which I realize sadly is not always caught by background screening, but I do appreciate efforts made to reduce the likelihood).” Healthy Focus—“Quality food (if provided), lots of physical activity and good relationship practices are important to us.” Cost—“We are primarily a oneincome family, so we have to be conscientious with our budget.” Kick ‘em out Kick your kids out of the house–just for the health of it! More and more research points to our society’s increasing disconnect with nature as the source of many of its ills, including obesity, depression and stress. In his book, Last Child in the Woods, Richard Louv says, “a growing body of research links our mental, physical, and spiritual health directly to our association with nature–in positive ways. Several of these studies suggest that thoughtful exposure of youngsters to nature can even be a powerful form of therapy for attention-deficit disorders and other maladies. As one scientist puts it, we can now assume that just as children need good nutrition and adequate sleep, they may very well need 10

contact with nature.” Rob Novak, an education program coordinator for the Larimer County Department of Natural Resources, agrees that “time outside is important for many reasons for kids. If they’re playing outside, they’re playing more vigorously and being outdoors in green settings reduces stress. There’s no part of a child’s development that isn’t enhanced by being outside and spending time in nature.” Through its “Plug Into Nature” initiative, Larimer County recently surveyed parents about the time their families spend outdoors. Resoundingly “parents said the time they spend outside is high, but want even more time outdoors with their kids.” As a result, Novak said the County will work on protecting more natural areas and building more natural habitat areas into area parks, like rocks to climb on, dirt to dig in and water to manipulate. Better balance Whatever activities you and your kids decide they may participate in this summer, leave plenty of unscheduled time for them just to hang out. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says free, unstructured play is healthy and essential. In an AAP report, Dr. Kenneth R. Ginsburg encourages pediatricians to educate parents about the benefits of “…free play and some unscheduled time...[A]lthough very well intentioned, arranging the finest opportunities for their children may not be parents’ best opportunity for influence…shuttling their children between numerous activities may not be the best quality time.” In our rushed society, we often forget that it’s okay just to “be.” So set a healthy example by stretching out with your kids in some grass and gazing up at the clouds. You may be surprised at the summertime images you’ll conjure up in the process.

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Budget-friendly fun for all Lessons, classes and camps are great ways for kids to spend their summer, but as many families are on tight budgets, some of these options may be cost prohibitive. That’s when it is good to have a list of free and low-cost activities at your fingertips: • Ride a bike* • Walk the dog • Skateboard* •P lay catch with a ball or Frisbee • Read a book • Play board and card games • Run through a sprinkler • Jump rope • Fly a kite • Play jacks •W rite a letter, poem, story or play • Act out a play • Draw, paint or color •D ecorate your driveway or sidewalk with chalk • Play hopscotch • Do a jigsaw puzzle • Collect bugs and insects • Hunt for four-leaf clovers • Go on a picnic •M ake puppets and perform a puppet show • Play tag • Blow bubbles • Play marbles • Write a song •B uild and run an obstacle course • Play dress up • Go fishing • Roller skate* • Play with friends • Invent a game • Climb a tree *Practice safety when riding bikes, skateboarding or roller skating by wearing protective equipment, such as a helmet.

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Academics

Children’s Speech Therapy Center Discovery Montessori Discovery Science Center Garbage Garage Education Center Latin Classes & Latin Club Little Bear’s Child Care Math Tutoring Oakwood School Our Global Village Museum Poudre River Public Library Districts Science Toy Magic Speech-Language Clinic Spring Creek School The Reading Clinic The Reading Place UNC Las Chicas de Matematicas UNC Leadership Enrichment Program UNC Summer Enrichment Program Weld Library District

Arts

Aunt Bea’s Pottery Painting Boys & Girls Clubs, Larimer County Canyon Concert Ballet Clothes Pony Colorado Academy of the Arts Contemporary Dance Academy CSU School of the Arts Dance Express Debut Theatre Company Explorati Teens Writer Boot Camp Expressive Arts Fire It Up Ceramics Flying Colors Art School Foodies! Culinary Academy Fort Collins Children’s Theatre Fort Collins Museum Fort Collins Museum of Art Front Range Classical Ballet Academy Greeley Museums Hands On Music Academy Harrington Arts Academy JasCo Music Kindermusik by Priscilla la-de-da... Loveland Museum/Gallery Lyric Cinema Café Main Street Music Miramont Lifestyle Fitness Natural Piano Center Philomusica Piano & Guitar Institute Rocky Mountain Music Center Rocky Mountain Summer Music Camp Studio West Dance Center Stylz Dance Studio UNC Jazz Camp Youth Orchestra of the Rockies

Athletics

Air Force Sports Camps American Dragon Martial Arts Arena Sports ATA Family Martial Arts Baton Twirling with the Golden Girls Big Thompson Tennis Academy Blue Mountain Riding Academy Boys & Girls Clubs, Larimer County Broadway Bound Dance Academy Camp Chief Ouray-YMCA of the Rockies Chippers Lanes City of Fort Collins Parks & Recreation Youth Team Sports City of Fort Collins Golf Courses Classic Lanes Collindale Golf Academy Colorado Force Colorado Ice Indoor Football CSU Youth Sport Camps Dance Factory Eaton Country Club Edge Sports Center Edora Pool Ice Center Fort Collins Area Swim Team (FAST) Fort Collins Baseball Club, Inc. Fort Collins Club Fort Collins Girls Softball Club Fort Collins Soccer Club Fort Collins Youth Lacrosse Gargot Farms Riding Academy GK Gymnastics Greeley-Evans Youth League GRIT Athletics Havoc Girls Lacrosse Hearts & Horses Highland Meadows Golf Course Highland Park Lanes Horsetooth All-Star Cheerleading Inner Strength Rock Gym Inner Wave Pencak Silat International Blackbelt Academy Jumpin’ Karate West, Inc. Kids Night Out Loveland Lewis Tennis School Lobos Football Technique Camp Loveland Dance Academy Matpac Wrestling Miramont Lifestyle Fitness Moore Martial Arts Mulberry Pool New World Sports NoCo Ice Center Northern Colorado Shooting Stars All-Star Cheerleading Northern Colorado Baseball Camps Northern Colorado Soccer Camps Northern Colorado Soccer Club

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NC Synchronized Swimming Northern Colorado Youth Hockey Northside Aztlan Center Playmakers Practice Facility Premier Gymnastics Pump It Up Raintree Aerobic and Fitness Center Rocky Mountain Cheer & Dance Rocky Mountain Youth Sports Rollerland Roo Jumps Safe Routes to School The Studio Thompson Soccer Assn. Trans Martial Arts Treetop Yoga Studio Village Green Synchronized Scott Downing’s Youth Football Camp Southridge Junior Golf Academy Swimming Team Sykes Family Martial Arts UNC Baseball Kids Camps UNC Football Camps UNC Men’s Basketball Camps UNC Tennis Camps UNC Volleyball Camps UNC Women’s Basketball Camps UNC Volleyball Camps UNC Women’s Basketball Camps UNC Wrestling Camps Vollitude Volleyball Club Vortex Swim Club Windsor Lacrosse Windsor Gymnastic Academy Windsor Parks & Recreation

Before /After school

ABC Child Development Centers Bright School-Age Centers BASE Camp Blooming Girls Boys & Girls Clubs, Larimer County Bright Horizons Children’s Early Learning Centers Children’s Workshop Gardens on Spring Creek Girl Scouts of Colorado GK Gymnastics Healthy Kids Club-PVHS Hearts & Horses KinderCare Learning Centers Miramont Lifestyle Fitness Rivendell School Windmill Child Enrichment Center Young People’s Learning Centers

Day camps

ABC Child Development Centers & Bright School-Age Centers

Big Thompson Elementary Blue Mountain Riding Academy Centennial Village Museums Choice City Christian Camp City of Loveland Parks & Recreation Colorado Youth Outdoors CSU Environmental Learning Center CSU Youth Sport Camps Farm at Lee Martinez Park Gargot Farms Riding Academy Girl Scouts of Colorado Greeley Museums Hearts in Hand Child Development Center Heritage Christian Academy iD Tech Camps Impact, Inc./Teencamp KidzZone Day Camp Larimer Humane Society Lobos Football Technique Camp Miramont Lifestyle Fitness Mountain Kids Mustang Hollow Equestrian Center My Pursuit Church OD’s Sports Crossing Red Fiddle Dance Company Rivendell School Spring Creek School Striped Horse Day Camp Young People’s Learning Centers

Residential camps

Camp Chief Ouray—YMCA of the Rockies Camp Sunrise Camp Timberline, Inc. Cheley Colorado Camps CSU Football Educo Frontiers of Science Institute Girl Scouts of Colorado iD Tech Camps Kent Mountain Adventure Center Larimer County Foster Care Program Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch

Clubs/organizations

Boy Scouts of America Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County Boys & Girls Club of Weld County CSU Environmental Learning Center Fort Collins Baseball Club, Inc. Fort Collins Soccer Club Fort Collins Youth Lacrosse Girl Scouts of Colorado Larimer Humane Society Latin Classes & Latin Club Team Fort Collins United Way 211

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Youth Program & Activity Guide 2012 alpha b e t i c a l l i st i n gs CATEGORY KEY: ACADEMICS (AC) • ARTS (AR) • ATHLETICS (AT) • BEFORE SCHOOL (BS) AFTER SCHOOL (AS) • DAY CAMP (DC) • RESIDENTIAL CAMP (RC) • CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS (CO)

4-H Larimer County, 1525 Blue Spruce Dr., FC, 498-6000 www.larimer.org/extension Weld County, 525 N. 15th Ave., GR 304-6535, www.weld4h.org Age group: 8-18 A community of young people who are learning leadership, citizenship and life skills. Fee. Category: CO ABC Child Development & Bright School-Age Centers 5000 W. 11th St., GR, 1511 12th Ave., GR. Plus school-based locations in Greeley, Evans, Johnstown and Windsor. 352-2222, www.abccdc.com Age group: 5-12 years old Greeley’s premier centers. Providing school-age activities in a school-age setting. Fee. Category: BS AS DC Academy at Midtown Arts Center 3750 S. Mason, FC, 225-2555 www.midtownartscenter.com Age group: K-12th grade Performance-based musical theatre and acting classes and camps for ages K-12 Fee. Category: AR

American Dragon Martial Arts 1555 Main St., Suite A2, Windsor 443-3412 www.Americandragonacademy.com Age group: 5-adult Physical and character training. Learn discipline and respect through Tae Kwon Do. Fee. Category: AT

Big Thompson Tennis Academy TVHS, LV 704-497-1666 www.bigthompsontennis.org Age group: 5-18 years old Premier tennis training for juniors. Affordable. All levels. Fee. Category: AT

Arena Sports 7850 CR 5, Windsor, 377-0065 www.arenasportsnc.com Age group: 5 through high school Soccer, volleyball leagues, camps, clinics for all ages and abilities. Free. Category: AT

Blooming Girls 115 N. College Ave., Ste. 220, FC 207-4094, http://bloominggirlsco.com Age group: 5-12 years Instructor provides confidencebuilding classes for girls and workshops to build self-esteem. Free. Category; BS, AS

ATA Family Martial Arts 2561 S. Shields, 3E, FC, 282-3737 910 E. Eisenhower, LV, 282-3737 www.atafma.com Age group: 4-adult Tae Kwon Do for ages 4-adult. Summer programs and camps. Fee. Category: AT Aunt Bea’s Pottery Painting 115 E. Harmony, Ste. 200, FC, 204-4150 Age group: all ages Children’s 5-week workshops. Parties welcome. Fee. Category: AR

Adventure Child Development Center 5800 W 18th St., GR, 330-0632 Age group: 6 weeks to 12 years Summer day camps, enrichment programs, childcare, and parties. Fee. Category: DC

BASE Camp 1241 Riverside, FC, 266-1734 www.mybasecampkids.org Age group: 5-13 Before- and after-school program in many local elementary schools. Fee. Category: BS AS DC

Air Force Sports Camps Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs (719) 333-2116 www.goairforcefalcons.com Age group: 8-18 years old Summer camps for boarders and commuters. Basketball, cheerleading, diving, fencing & golf. Fee. Category: AT

Baton Twirling with the Golden Girls Fort Collins, Windsor, 631-4842 www.batonacademy.com Age group: 4-16 years old Twirling, dancing, drilling, parades, festivals, shows. Improve coordination, poise, self-esteem, discipline. Fee. Category: AT, AS

All-Star Kids Games 2112 Harmony Rd., FC, 459-1198 www.mypursuitchurch.com Age group: 6-12 years All-Star Kids Games: week of sport or activity instruction and competition. Fee. Category: AT

Big Thompson Elementary School of Science & Nature 7702 West Hwy 34, LV, 613-5600 www.bigthompsonelementary.org Age group: 1st-5th grade Summer programs Fee. Category: DC

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Blue Mountain Riding Academy 163 N. CR 29, LV 663-4200 www.heartsandhorses.org Age group: 7 and up Summer camps and horsemanship lessons. Fee. AS, DC Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County 1608 Lancer Dr., FC 484-5198 2500 E. 1st St., LV 663-5450 3815 W. Harrison, Wellington www.bgclarimer.org Age group: 6-18 years old Provides environment to help young people reach their full potential. Fee $5/year. Category: AS CO Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld County 2400 W. 4th St., GR, 353-5190 2400 1st Ave., GR, 353-0079 100 Broad St., Milliken, 590-8478 Galeton Elementary, Galeton, 3027151, www.bgcweld.org Age group: 6-18 years old Provides environment to help young people reach their full potential. Fee $5/year. Category: AS, CO Boy Scouts of America— Longs Peak Council 2215 23rd Ave., GR 330-6305 www.longspeakbsa.org Age group: 1st grade-age 20 Serving scouting families in northern Colorado. Call today to join. Fee. Category: CO

Bright Horizons 2815 Iowa Dr., FC, 484-4700 3513 Richmond Dr., FC, 206-9200 2420 W. 8th St., LV, 461-9802 www.brighthorizons.com Age group: 1st-5th grade Developmentally appropriate curriculums, certified teachers, stateof-the-art facilities Free. Category: AS BS Broadway Bound Dance Academy 645 N Denver AV, LV, 663-3133 www.broadwayboundda.com Age group: All ages Classes in ballet, pointe, tap, hiphop, jazz, modern, lyrical. Recreational and competitive. Fee. Category: AT Camp Chief Ouray— YMCA of the Rockies 1101 CR 53, PO Box 648, Granby 887-2648, www.campchiefouray.org Age group: 7-17 years old Camp Chief Ouray provides opportunities for growth in spirit, mind, and body. Fee. Category: RC Camp Sunrise 100 Sunrise Ranch Rd., LV, 679-4318 www.sunriseranch.org Age group: 4-17 Outdoor summer camp focusing on earth stewardship, sustainable agriculture, arts and more. Fee. Category: RC Camp Timberline, Inc. 1207 Longs Peak Rd., Estes Park 484-8462, www.camptimberline.com Age group: 7-18 years old Sports and mountain adventure camp at the foot of Longs Peak. Fee. Category: RC, AT Canyon Concert Dance Center 1031 Connifer St., #3, FC, 472-4156, 4103 S. Mason, FC 217-9262, www.ccballet.org Age group: Ages 3 years and up Beginning to advanced instruction in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern, Poms, and Hip Hop. Fee. Category: AR

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Centennial Village Museums 1475 A St., GR, 350-9220 www.centennialvillagemuseum.com Age group: 8-13 years old Summer camps. Fee. Category: DC Cheley Colorado Camps 3960 Fish Creek Rd., Estes Park 303-377-3616, www.cheley.com Age group: 9-17 years old Hiking, horseback riding, camping, backpacking, rafting, mountain biking, sports, climbing, arts, crafts and more. Fee. Category: RC Chessmates 4825 S. Lemay, FC, 581-2424 www.chessmatesfc.com Age group: K-9th grade Kids have fun, learn, and compete through chess. Fee. Category: CO Children’s Speech & Reading Center 1247 Riverside Dr., #4, 419-0486 www.csrckids.org Age group: Up to age 12 Quality speech, language & literacy programs. Sliding scale. ASHA certified therapists. Nonprofit. Fee. Category: AC

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Choice City Christian Camp 3125 Conestoga Ct, FC, 310-6335, www.choicecitychristiancamp.com Age group: 5-12 years old A Christian Camp with a variety of activities every day. Fee. Category: DC City of Fort Collins Golf Courses 221-6650, www.fcgov.com/golf Age group: 7-12 years old Annual introductory golf clinic for girls and boys. Fee. Category: AT

City of Fort Collins Parks & Recreation Youth Team Sports 413 S. Bryan Ave, FC 221-6385 www.fcgov.com/sports Age group: 6 years old and up Tackle/flag/ultimate football, softball, volleyball, track, basketball. Fee. Category: AT City of Fort Collins Recreation 112 E. Willow St., FC, 221-6655 www.fcgov.com/recreation Age group: pre-K and above Programs and activities for all ages and abilities. Fee. AC, AR, AT, AS, DC City of Loveland Adventure Bound Day Camp 700 E. 4th St. LV 962-2467 www.cityofloveland.org Age group: 6-12 years State-licensed camp, field trips, arts & crafts, swimming, science, drama, indoor and outdoor games. Fee. Category: DC City of Loveland Youth Sports Camps 700 E. 4th. St., LV, 962-2388 www.cityofloveland.org Age group: 5-18 Summer youth athletic sports camps. Fee. AT, DC Classic Lanes 2454 8th Ave., GR, 353-4275 www.classiclanesgreeley.com Age group: 5-18 years old Teaches bowling skills, teamwork, special skills, responsibility, sportsmanship; Youth leagues; scholarships awarded. Fee. Category: AT Clothes Pony 111 N. College Ave., FC, 224-2866 Age group: Toddler to 10 years Sing-alongs and storytimes. Fee/Free. Category: AR Collindale Golf Academy and Club Fitting Center 1441 E. Horsetooth Rd., FC, 223-4653 www.collindalegolfacademy.com Age group: 5-17 years PGA Professional supervised Junior Golf Camps, Clinics and Instruction. Fee. Category: AT Colorado Academy of the Arts 4637 S. Mason, Ste. A2, FC 224-2224, www.performatcaa.com Age group: 4-18 Education, music, theatre for students in dance, voice, and acting. Fee. Category: AR

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Colorado Force 605 S. College Ave, FC, 484-4653 www.forcesoccer.org Age group: 3 years to adult Women’s semi-pro soccer team runs events, leagues, camps and clinics. Fee. Category: AT Colorado Ice Indoor Football 4812 S. College Ave, Ste. 200, FC 472-0128 www.thecoloradoice.com Age group: Kindergarten and up Cheerleading hosted by Icicle cheerleaders; football hosted by Ice players & coaches. Fee. AT Colorado Football Academy Fort Collins, 215-9308 www.coloradofootballacademy.com Age group: 6-14 Teaching life skills through football. Learn fundamentally sound physical and mental skills. Fee. Category: AT Colorado Youth Outdoors 209 E. 4th St., LV, 663-0800 www.coloradoyo.org Age group: families Camping skills, archery and shooting sports. Fee. Category: AS Contemporary Dance Academy 2531 S. Shields, 2A, FC, 232-9539 www.contemporarydanceacademy.com Age Group: 2-18 years Dance classes and dance camps for all ages Fee. Category: AR Cooking Classes for Kids 1003 W. Mountain Ave., FC, 221-5137 http://sites.google.com/site/ dotscookingclassesforkids/home Age group: 5-16 years Fun, hands-on classes develop basic cooking skills with kid-friendly recipes Fee. Category AC CSU Center for the Arts 1400 Remington, FC, 491-2787 www.csuschoolofthearts.com Age group: children and youth Over 90 music, theatre, dance, visual arts performances and exhibitions each semester. Fee. Category: AR CSU Environmental Learning Center 2400 Environmental Dr., FC, 491-1661 www.warnercnr.colostate.edu/elc Age group: K-12th grades Educational programs, nature center, trails. Camps. Open to public. Fee. Category: DC CO

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CSU Volleyball Camps CSU campus, FC, 491-6582 http//:ramcamp.colostate.edu/ category/volleyball Age group: 4th-8th grades Beginner to advanced youth players. Instruction from CSU coaches and elite staff. Fee. Category: AT, DC CSU Women’s Basketball Camps CSU Campus, FC, 222-7196 http//:ramcamp.colostate.edu Age group: 4th-8th grades High-energy camp for girls looking to become better players. Fee. Category: AT, DC CSU Youth Sport Camps 201-A Moby B Complex, FC 491-6318 www.cahs.colostate.edu/ysc Age group: 1st-8th grades A day camp that promotes the benefits of physical activity for youth in the community. Fee. Category: AT DC Dance Express 633 S. College, Ste. #H, FC, 493-2113 www.danceexpressfc.org Age group: 5 and up Modern dance troupe for persons with and without disabilities. Fee. Category: AR CO Dance Factory 2956 W. 29th St. #19, GR, 506-9040 www.dancefactorylb.com Age group: 3-18 years old Classes in tap, jazz, ballet, hip-hop and pom. Fee. Category: AT Dancer’s Ascent 5657 McWhinney Blvd., LV 278-9002, www.dancersascent.com Age group: 2-13 years Offering boys & girls quality dance education in tap, jazz, ballet, tumbling, hip-hop. Fee. Category: AR Debut Theatre Company 827 Riverside, FC, 224-5774 www.debuttheatre.org Age group: 6-17 years old Northern Colorado’s only year-round, nonprofit, hands-on youth acting school/performing troupes. Fee. Category: AR Discovery Montessori 225 E. Skyway Dr., FC, 223-2445 www.discoverymontessori.net Age group: 2 years-6th grade Calm classrooms, onsite horsemanship, French, music, computers, art. Fee. Category: AC AR AS BS DC

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Donn Swanbom Northern Colorado, 314-3798 Age group: 12 years and up World-class training by former UCLA Strength & Conditioning coach. Performance and injury prevention. Fee. Category: AT

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Edge Sports Center 4450 Denrose Ct., FC, 472-0048 www.edgesportscenter.com Age group: all ages A family-oriented sports facility providing a friendly environment for practice, instruction, and league play for turf-based sports. Fee. Category: AT

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Edora Pool Ice Center 1801 Riverside, FC, 221-6683 www.fcgov.com/recreation Age group: 6 months and up Ice Skating lessons, swimming. Fee. Category: AT Educo Adventure Camp 494-0785 www.educoadventures.org Age group: 10-17 years old Adventurers that challenge kids to become leaders and gain confidence since 1988. Fee & free. Category: AS RC Explorati Teens Writer Boot Camp 401 Pine St., FC, 482-5585 www.exploratiteens.com Age group: 12-17 years Writing instruction, constructive critique, four genre tracks, award-winning teachers, public reading finish. Fee. AR

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Farm at Lee Martinez Park 600 N. Sherwood, FC, 221-6665 www.fcgov.com/recreation Age group: age 6 and up Summer and spring-break camps. Fee. Category: DC Flying Colors Art School 1800 E. Prospect Rd., FC, 416-7486 www.flyingcolorsartschool.com Age group: 5-12 Summer art adventure camps. Multimedia, multicultural themes. Fabulous indoor and outdoor projects. Fee. Category: AR, DC

foodies! Culinary Academy 4206 S. College Ave., #108, FC, 226-2665 www.foodiescca.com Age group: 3-adult Culinary classes, Spring/summer camps, workshops, TOP Chef birthday bash parties. Fee. Category: AR Fort Collins Area Swim Team (FAST) 1112 Oakridge, Dr. 690-SWIM (7946) www.fortcollinsareaswimteam.org Age group: K-12th grade Year-round competitive swimming! Call for free trial week. All abilities. Fee. Category: AT Fort Collins Baseball Club 211 S. Bryan Ave., FC 484-3368 www.fortcollinsbaseballclub.org Age groups: 5-24 years old Recreational and competitive baseball club for boys and girls. Fee. Category: AT CO Fort Collins Children’s Theatre PO Box 442, FC, 498-4110 www.fortcollinschildrenstheatre.org Age group: 5-adult Theatre for ages 5 and up. Summer workshop for 10-14 years. Fall production cast 12 & up. Free. Category: AR, DC, AS Fort Collins Club 1307 E. Prospect, FC, 224-2582 www.fortcollinsclub.net Age group: 5-12 years After-school and summer youth day camps—swimming, climbing wall, XRKADE. Free. Categories: AT, AS, DC Fort Collins Judo Club 217 Pine St., FC, 232-8016 www.fcjudo.com Age group: 6 and up A dojo with the objective to teach traditional and competitive judo. Fee. Category: AT, CO Fort Collins Museum & Discovery Science Center 408 Mason Ct., FC, 221-6738 www.fcgov.com/museum Age group: 1st-6th grade Exciting events, classes, programs. Fee & Free. Category: AR Fort Collins Museum of Art 201 S. College Ave., FC, 482-2787 www.ftcma.org Age group: Elementary-Adult A museum-based art school for all ages and abilities. Fee. Category: AR

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Girl Scouts of Colorado 400 S. Broadway, FC, 303-6074855, www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org Age group: 5-17 100 years of fun and adventure—Girl Scouts of Colorado summer camp. Free. DC, RC, CO

Fort Collins Stars Girls Softball Club PO Box 271366, FC, 223-5544 www.fcstars.org Age group: 6-15 years old Girls recreational softball fun, player development. All abilities welcome. Competitive fall tryouts. Fee. Category: AT

Global Village Museum of Arts and Culture 200 W. Mountain Ave., FC, 221-4600 www.globalvillagemuseum.com Age group: youth and adults Art collections and activities to promote international understanding. Fee. Category: AC

Fort Collins Youth Lacrosse 231-4054, www.fclax.com Age group: 4th-8th grade Competitive and recreational leagues, camps and clinics. Fee. Category: AT CO

GK Gymnastics 2026 Lowe, FC, 226-0306 www.gk-gymnastics.com Age group: 5-adult Price includes weekly bowling, skating, karate, gymnastics, movie, trampoline, conditioning and open swimming. Fee. Category: AT AS DC

Front Range Classical Ballet Academy 2395 W. 8th St., LV, 980-8425 Age group: 4 years to adult Creative movement through preclassical ballet. Russian-based syllabus Fee. Category: AR

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Fort Collins Soccer Club 2721 S. College Ave. Ste. 10, FC 226-4253, www.soccerfortcollins.org Age group: 4-18 years old Recreational and competitive soccer for boys and girls. Age-appropriate camps. Fee. Category: AT, CO, DC

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Frontiers of Science Institute UNC, 501 20th St., GR, 351-2976 http://mast.unco.edu/fsi Age group: Apply in 10th & 11th grade 6-week summer residential science immersion program at UNC for juniors and seniors. Fee. Category: RC Garbage Garage Education Center 5887 S. Taft Hill Rd., FC, 498-5772 www.larimer.org/solidwaste/GG/ GarGar.htm Age group: K-12th grade Displays and interactive exhibits relating to reducing, reusing, recycling, landfills and household hazardous waste. Free. Category: AC

Greeley-Evans Youth League 6501 W 20th ST, GR, 339-8286 www.geyl.org Age group: Varies Recreational and competitive baseball and softball league for boys and girls. Fee. Category: AT, CO Greeley Museums 714 8th St., GR, 350-9220 www.greeleymuseums.com Age group: 6-12 years old Summer camp, morning and afternoon sessions in one-room school at Centennial Village. Fee. Category: DC GRIT Athletics Livermore, 219-6214, www.gritathletics.com Age group: 5-18 years Grace, righteousness, intensity, toughness—wrestling, running and rodeo. Fee. Category: AT

Gardens on Spring Creek 2145 S. Centre Ave., FC, 416-2486 www.fcgov.com/gardens Age group: 4-12 years old Engaging activities in art, music, science, all w/ horticulture theme. Free. Category: BS AS

Hands On Music Academy 2856 Sitting Bull Way, FC, 207-9111 Age group: 4 and older Explore piano, guitar, voice, drums, bass composing, recording, team bands, Bach-Rock. Fee. Category: AR

Gargot Farms Riding Academy 3833 W. CR 8, Berthoud, 443-5467 www.gargotfarms.com Age group: 6-14 Indoor arena, 50 acres; English, individual, group, camps; equine-assisted psychotherapy, sports psychology. Fee. Category: AT

Harrington Arts Academy 575 N. Denver Ave., LV, 232-8410 www.harringtonartsacademy.com Age group: all ages Fine arts, acting, singing, dancing, crafts, language arts, speech and productions. Fee. Category: AR

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Haunted Game Cafe 3307 S. College Ave., FC, 402-2466 www.hauntedgamecafe.com Age group: 10+ years Family board game fun. Open games. Free. Category: AC Havoc Girls Lacrosse Northern Colorado, 231-8866 www.havoclacrosse.org Age group: 8-13 years old Northern Colorado girls lacrosse organization. Winter and spring seasons. Fee. Category: AT Healthy Kids Club, PVHS 1024 S. Lemay Ave., FC, 495-7511 www.pvhs.org/healthykidsclub Age group: Preschool-6th grade Provides health and safety education, after-school programs and special events. Free. Category: BS AS

iD Gaming Academy for Teens University of Denver 888-709-8324 www.idgamingacademy.com Age group: 13-18 iPhone App Development, Xbox 360 Programming, Level Design w/UDK and more for Teens. Fee. Category. AC

Hearts in Hand Child Development Center 2464 Marquette, FC 223-1245 www.heartsinhandschool.com Age group: 5-12 years old Private kindergarten; summer camp. Fee. Category: AC BS AS DC

iD Tech Camp & Teen Academy Held at Colorado State University 888-709-8324 www.internalDrive.com Age group: 7-17 years Students create iPhone apps, video games, and more at 60+ prestigious universities nationwide. Fee. Category: DC, RC

Highland Meadows Golf Course 6300 Highland Meadows Pkwy, Windsor, 204-4653 www.HighlandMeadowsGolfCourse.com Age group: 7-14 years old Weeklong Junior Golf camps for beginner and intermediate golfers. Fee. Category: DC Highland Park Lanes 1900 59th Ave., GR 330-2695 www.highlandparklanes.com Age group: 4-18 years old Winter Junior Bowling League. Fee. Category: AT

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Horsetooth All-Star Cheerleading 4103 S. Mason St., FC 282-9890 www.hcallstars.com Age group: K-12th grade All-star competitive cheer (3 levels), Recreational Cheer, tumbling. Fee. Category: AT

Hearts & Horses 163 N. CR 29, LV, 663-4200 www.heartsandhorses.org Age group: 2 and up Therapeutic riding program for children with physical, cognitive, or emotional challenges. Fee. Category: AS

Heritage Christian Academy 2506 Zurich Dr., FC, 494-1022, www.heritagechristian.info Age group: Pre-K-12th grade Heritage Summer Learning Studio offers learning opportunities in a Christian-centered environment. Fee. Category: DC

High Plains Library District 1939 61st Ave., GR, 506-8560 Centennial Park Branch Library 2227 23rd Ave., GR, 506-8600 Farr Regional Library 1939 61st Ave., GR, 506-8500 Lincoln Park Branch Library 919 7th St. Ste. 100, GR, 506-8460 www.mylibrary.us Age group: all ages A community of libraries offering programs and materials for all ages. Free. Category: AC

Impact Dance Academy 4217 Braidwood Dr., FC, 231-0844 www.impactdancecompany.com Age group: 11-15 years old Full-time age-appropriate activities for 11- to 15-year-olds. Fee. Category: DC Inner Strength Rock Gym 3713 S. Mason, FC, 282-8118 www.innerstrengthrock.com Age group: 6-14 years old Climbing classes for 6-8 and 9-14 years. All abilities welcome. Fee. Category: AT, DC Inner Wave Pencak Silat 4103 S. Mason, FC, 402-6956 www.innerwavesilat.com Age group: 5 and up Kungfu for kids and families. Training benefit for life. Fee. Category: AT

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International Blackbelt Academy 1833 E. Harmony Rd., FC, #5 204-9977 3091 W. 29th St., GR, 330-5424 www.internationalblackbeltacademy.com Age group: age 4 and up Karate for kids and families. Fee. Category: AT

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JasCo Music 3008 Sumac, FC, 535-0808 Age group: age 10 and up Guitar instruction emphasizing solid technique and understanding music theory. Fee. Category: AR

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Jumpin’ 6065 Sky Pond Dr. #N118, LV 776-9756, www.jumpin-fun.com Age group: 3-10 years Children’s playground and party place. Fee. Category: AT

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Karate West, Inc. 3725 S. Mason St., FC 223-5566 www.karatewestinc.com Age group: age 4 and up Martial Arts programs for peewees (4-7 years), kids (8-12 years), teens, and adults. Fee. Category: AT Kent Mountain Adventure Center PO Box 835, Estes Park, CO 80517 586-5990, www.kmaconline.com Age group: 9-17 years old Rock climbing camps, wilderness courses, mountain biking, canyoneering, school groups, families. Fee. Category: RC Kids Night Out Loveland Chilson Recreation Center, 700 E. 4th St., LV, 420-7163 www.kidsniteout.org Age group: 8-14 years Disco, gym, contests, fun, supervised youth program Saturday nights. KidzZone Day Camp 3920 S. Shields, FC 226-2095 www.faithefc.org Age group: 4 years-5th grade Day camp with High Seas Expedition theme. Free. Category: DC KinderCare Learning Centers 1100 Rocky Mountain Way, FC, 223-5437, 3506 Lochwood Dr., FC, 223-3888, 4703 McMurry Ave., FC, 377-0407, 4755 Royal Vista Cr., FC, 223-0056, 4059 W. 11th St., GR, 352-0721, 2755 N. Garfield, LV 663-0754, www.kindercare.com

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Age group: infant-12 years old before- & after-school programs; enrichment programs. Fee. Category: AC BS AS Kindermusik by Priscilla 617 40th Ave., GR 223-9943 www.kmusikj.net Age group: infants to 7 years The joy of music beginnings. Quality family children’s music & movement classes. Fee. AR Loveland Laser Tag Fun Center 401 Denver Ave., LV, 663-9999 www.laserfuncenter.com Age group: 5 years and up Birthday parties, youth groups, team-building, walk-ins, fundraisers, leagues, lock-ins, family fun. Fee. Category: AT Loveland Sports Camp 1669 Eagle Dr., LV, 980-1994 www.lovelandsportscamp.com Age group: 6-12 years Weekly camps providing kids a fun-filled summer of sports and activities. Fee. Category: AT, DC Loveland Swim Club Loveland, 203-1374 www.lovelandswimclub.com Age group: 3 years through college Learn-to-swim and competitive swimming programs for athletes ages 3 through college. Fee. Category: AT la-de-da... 2925 S. College Ave., Unit 7, FC, 412-4413, www.ladedacolorado.com Age group: K-12th grade Musical theater training, specializing in age-appropriate, original material. Fee. Category: AR DC Larimer County Foster Care Program 200 W. Oak St., FC, 498-7000 www.larimer.org/fostercare Age group: 0-18 Foster care is a supportive service to children/families who must live apart due to abuse/neglect. Free. Category: RC Larimer Humane Society 6317 Kyle Ave., FC 226-3647 www.larimerhumane.org Age group: 8-12 years Spring Break: Kid Care Spring Camp. Fee. Category: DC

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School Day Out Programs... Camp for Preschool/Pre-K • Camp for K-6th Grade Grouped by age; transportation provided from Fort Collins Children’s Workshops Hands-on Activities • Field Trips Nutritiouis Snacks & Lunches Included Spring Break & Summer Camps

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Latin Classes & Homegrown Romans Latin Club www.lonepineclassical.com Age group: 3rd-12th grade Great for college applications, SAT prep. National awards. Scholarships available. Fee/Free. Category: AC AS BS CO Learning Rx 1100 Haxton Dr., Ste. 105, FC, 672-2032 www.learningrx.com/fort-collins Age group: all ages Make learning quicker, easier and more fun by training your brain. Fee. AC Lewis Tennis School 1205 W. Elizabeth St., Ste. E, PMB 111, FC, 493-7000 www.Lewistennis.com Age group: K-12th grade Thirty-eight years directing tennis programs, professionally run instruction, tournaments, leagues. Fee. Category: AT Lincoln Center 417 W. Magnolia St., FC, 221-6735 www.lctix.com Age group: all ages Live family-friendly performances to introduce children to arts and culture. Fee. Category: AR Little Bears Child Care 1900 S. Lemay Ave., FC, 472-1984, 2251 Hampshire Rd., FC, 484-3932 www.littlebearschildcare.com Age group: 6 weeks to 8 years Core knowledge emphasis, Spanish and sign language included. Fee. Category: AC AS BS DC Lobos Football Technique Camp c/o Rocky Mountain High School 1300 W. Swallow, FC, 416-7183 Age group: 7-13 years old Noncontact football technique. Camp led by Rocky Mountain Football program. Fee. Category: AT DC Loveland Dance Academy 126 W 4th St., LV, 667-2091 www.lovelanddanceacademy.com Age group: 2-18 Instruction in ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, modern, combo, and lyrical. Fee. Category: AT Loveland Museum/Gallery 503 N. Lincoln, LV, 962-2410 www.cityofloveland.org Age group: 1st-9th grade After-school arts classes, summer and spring break workshops. Fee. Category: AR

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Loveland Sports Camp Loveland, 980-1994 www.lovelandsportscamp.com Age Group: 1st-6th grades Day camp with activities including swimming, soccer, volleyball, basketball, arts & crafts and others. Fee Category: AT, DC Loveland Swim Club Loveland, 203-1374 www.lovelandswimclub.com Age Group: 3 through college Year-round learn-to-swim and competitive swim programs in Loveland and Greeley. Fee Category: AT, CO Lyric Cinema Café 300 E. Mountain Ave., FC, 493-0893 www.lyriccinemacafe.com Age Group: 4-18 years Morning cartoons Mon.-Sat., kids matinees on PSD no-school days. Free. Category: AR Main Street Music 609 Main St., WS, 674-0052 www.mainstreetmusicacademy.com Age group: Varies Molding musicians since 1988. Private lessons and summer camps. Fee. Category: AR Math Tutoring 2102 Estrella Ave., LV, 663-6447 Age group: 1st–8th grade Raise your child’s grades and confidence with a Thompson School District certified teacher. Fee. Category: AC Matpac Wrestling Windsor High, 1100 Main St., WS, 218-1056, www.matpacwrestling.com Age group: K-12th grade Fall preseason program for wrestlers with heart and desire to be great. Fee. Category: AT Miramont Lifestyle Fitness—South 901 Oakridge, FC, 282-1000 www.miramontlifestyle.com Age group: 5-18 years old Safe, fun and active after-school programs, day camp, no-school daycamp, swim lessons & more. Fee. Category: BA DC Moore Martial Arts 514 Main St, Windsor, 686-1247 www.mooremartialarts.com Age group: Varies Teaching true self-defense with a combination of Anshinkai-do Karate and Kosho Ryu Kempo. Fee. Category: AT

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NOW ENROLLING!

Mothers’ Center of Fort Collins www.motherscenterfc.org Age group: all ages Nonprofit outreach organization with programs for mothers and children. Fee and free. Category: CO Mountain Kids 419 E. Stuart, FC, 482-3118 www.mountain-kids.com Age group: 5-18 years old Gymnastics, dance, swimming, preschool, summer day camp, afterschool transportation and care. Fee. Category: AC AS AT BS DC

Peace With Christ Pre-School

Full or ½ day Preschool Classes • Open Year Round Ages 3 and up • Flexible Daily and Weekly Schedules Available • NOW enrolling. “God’s Promises”—Peace With Christ Lutheran Pre-School. All Day and Partial Day Sessions. High Quality Christian education at an affordable price. Call 970-226-4721 for information or registration. The purpose of God’s Promises is to oﬀer a Christian environment which will allow each child to develop to his or her fullest potential spiritually, socially, physically, creatively, intellectually and emotionally.

Pwchrist-fc.org/ministries 1412 West Swallow Road • Fort Collins

Mountain Sage Community School PO Box 1253, FC, 556-8126 www.mountainsagecommunityschool.org Age group: K-8 grades A public charter school, inspired Waldorfeducation and sustainable living. Free. Category: AC Mulberry Pool 424 W. Mulberry, FC, 221-6657 www.fcgov.com/recreation Age group: 6 months and up Swim lessons. Fee. Category: AT Mustang Hollow Equestrian Center Wellington, 897-2209 www.mustanghollow.com Age group: 8 years and up Horsemanship school and riding lessons. 4-H club available. See website. Fee. DC Natural Piano Center 3710 Mitchell Dr., 226-4035 www.naturalpiano.com Age group: 7 years and older 8-week piano course for beginners; includes piano in your home. Fee. Category: AR Nature’s Ranch Hands at Mustang Hollow 51229 CR 21, Nunn, 631-7812 www.mustanghollow.com Age group: 5-7 years old Horses, nature, prairie wildlife, fun. Explore a day with nature’s ranch hands. Fee. DC New World Sports 308 Ruth St., FC, 224-5857 www.newworldsportsllc.com Age group: 8 to 18 years Mountain bike skills clinics. Fee. Category: AT DC NFL Flag Football & Cheerleading 970-232-8652, www.playnflflagco.com Age group: 5-17 years Registration includes official NFL jersey, mouth piece and flags. Fee. Category: AT

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NoCo Ice Center 7900 Fairgrounds Ave., FC 206-4423, www.ncyh.org Age group: age 4-adult Hockey and skating for youth and adult. Serving Loveland, Windsor, Greeley and Fort Collins. Fee. Category: AT Northern Colorado Soccer Club 3527 West 12th St., GR, 351-6255 www.northerncoloradosoccer.org Age group: 5-14 (indoor) Age group: 9-18 (outdoor) Promotes passion for soccer that is fun and positive for all participants Fee. Category: AT N C Synchronized Swimming 282-5150, www.orcassynchro.org Age group: 7-17 Synchronized swimming is for anyone who likes music, dance, and swimming. Fee. Category: AT Northern Colorado Baseball Camps UNC, Jackson Field, GR, 351-1203 www.unco.edu/summerconf Age group: Elementary-High School Offers a youth day camp and a team camp. Fee. Category: AT, DC Northern Colorado Soccer Camps UNC, Jackson Soccer Stadium, GR, 351-2568, www.unco.edu/summerconf Age group: 2nd-8th grade Soccer skills day camp for boys and girls. Fee. Category: AT, DC Northern Colorado Youth Hockey 7900 Fairgrounds Ave., FC , 377-3977, www.ncyh.org Age group: 5-18 years old USA hockey. Competitive and rec teams with clinics and summer programs. Fee. Category: AT Northside Aztlan Center 112 E. Willow, FC, 221-6256 www.fcgov.com/recreation Age group: Age 6 and up Seasonal sports leagues, camps. Fee. Category: Category: AT OD’s Sports Crossing 218 Smokey St., FC, 282-1112 www.ods-sports.com Age group: 8-13 years old Six-week high intensity inline hockey camps. Soccer-TBD, Lacrosse-TBD. Fee. Category: DC Oakwood School 1401 W. Mountain, FC, 221-0566 www.oakwoodabc.com Age group: pre-k to 6th grade Promotes individualized academic achievement; fosters independence, self-esteem, responsibility. Fee. Category: AC, AR, AS

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Philomusica 2105 S. College Ave., FC 419-8801, www.philomusica.com Age group: 1-12 years Unique music classes; instrumental lessons; innovative approach to group, pre-piano, guitar lessons. Fee. Category: AR DC

Rivendell School 1800 E. Prospect Rd., FC, 493-9052 www.rivendell-school.org Age group: Pre-K-6th grade Summer day camp sessions for age 6-12. Fun learning, hands-on activities, play. Fee. Category: BS AS DC

Piano & Guitar Institute 2925 S. College Ave. #8, FC, 206-4930 1295 Main St. #3, WS, 686-9660 www.PianoInstituteLLC.com Age group: school aged Students will be exposed to a variety of musical genres. Fee. Category: AR DC

Rocky Mountain Archery 4518 Innovation Dr., FC 226-5900 www.rockymountainarcheryfc.com Age group: 6+ Indoor archery range offering equipment and lessons for all skill levels. Fee. Category: AT

Poudre River Public Library District Council Tree Library 2733 Council Tree Ave., Ste. 200, FC, 221-6740, Harmony Library , Shields & Harmony, FC, 221-6740, Main Library , 201 Peterson, FC, 221-6740 www.poudrelibraries.org Age group: all ages Programs to encourage literacy, curiosity, and imagination for children, teens and adults. Free. Category: AC, AR

Rocky Mountain Cheer & Dance 148 SW 2nd St., LV 669-0762 www.rmcdcrockets.com Age group: 18 mos-18 years old Recreational and competitive cheer, tumbling and dance. Fee. Category: AT

Premier Gymnastics 174 12th St. SE, LV, 663-3173 www.premiergymnastics.net Age group: Varies Recreational and competitive programs. Private lessons, open gym and special-needs. Summer camps. Fee. Category: AT Pump It Up 1420 Riverside Ave., #114, FC,472-1122 www.pumpitupparty.com Age group: 2 years to adult Social, physical development while bouncing, sliding, having fun! Fee. Category: AT Raintree Aerobic and Fitness Center 2555 S. Shields St., FC, 490-1300 www.raintreeathleticclub.com Age group: 5-17 years old Swim lessons. Fee. Category: AT Reading Place Tutoring 4160 Sumter Sq., FC, 225-2997 Age group: K-3rd grade Individualized, balanced reading instruction taught by former PSD literary teacher. Fee. Category: AC Red Fiddle Dance Company 2869 Brush Creek Dr., FC , 282-3814 Age group: 0 to Adult Dance and movement; manners and etiquette for boys and girls. Fee. Category: DC

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Rocky Mountain Summer Music Camp at CSU Colorado State University, FC, 491-1584 www.bands.colostate.edu/camp/ Age group: 7th to 12th grade Camp for band, orchestra, vocal studies, jazz, percussion with worldclass instruction. Fee. Category: AR Rocky Mountain Youth Sports 3307 S. College Ave., #213, FC 631-9310, www.RMYouthSports.com Age group: k-12th grade Basketball teams and camps for boys and girls. Fee. Category: AT Rocky Ridge Music Center 465 Longs Peak Rd., EP, 443-3333 www.rockyridge.org Age group: 10-22 years old Classical music camp for all ages. Fee. Category: AR RollerLand Skate Center 324 Link Lane, FC, 482-0497 www.rollerlandskatecenter.com Age group: K-12th grade School fundraisers, birthday parties, school-break skates, private parties, live music! Fee. Category: AS Roo Jumps—Inflatable party 3946 Carson Ave., Evans, 622-0055 Age group: All ages www.roojumps.com Inflatibles play areas for events . Fee. Category: AT

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Safe Routes to School FC, 416-2357 www.fcgov.com/saferoutes Age group: K-8th grade Kids and parents walking and biking to school for good grades and good health. Free. Category: AC, AT Science Toy Magic Mulberry St. & City Park Ave., FC, 484-2377 Age group: 5+ years 8-9:30am, Mar. 11 & first Sundays through September. Boomerangs provided. Free. Category: AC Scott Downingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Football Camp UNC, West Campus Fields, GR 350-940, www.greeleygov.com/rec Age group: 8-14 years old Fee. Category: AT, DC Southridge Junior Golf Academy 5750 S. Lemay St., FC 416-2828, www.golfsouthridge.com Age group: 5-16 years Beginner and intermediate golf classes. Fee. Category: AT

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Speech & Language Stimulation 317 N. Meldrum, FC, 495-1150 www.speech-language-voice.com Age group: all ages Specializing in language programs, articulation, literacy, social-pragmatic language, vocal-cord issues, more. Fee. Category: AC Spring Creek School 1900 Remington, FC, 224-4240 www.springcreekschool.com Age group: 1-12 years old Kindergarten, before- and afterschool, summer camps. Fee. Category: AS BS DC Striped Horse Day Camp 23757 WCR 70, Eaton, 539-5556 Age group: 7-15 years old A day learning proper riding skills, horse care, games on horseback, trail riding. Fee. Category: DC Studio West Dance Center 216 W Horsetooth Suite B, FC, 970-226-1611 Age group: 3-17 Summer dance day camps & workshops. Fee. Catagory: AR DC Stylz Dance Studio 2925 S. College Ave., FC, 237-2819 www.stylzdancestudio.com Age group: 3 years and older Performance-based studio offering hip-hop, breaking, lyrical, jazz, ballet, tap, theatre jazz. Fee. Category: AR

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Sykes Family Martial Arts 5800 S. College Ave., FC, 267-0490 www.sykeskarate.com Age group: 3-adult Karate, Jiu Jitsu, bullying prevention. Fee. Category: AT Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch 2939 N. CR 31-D, LV, 667-3915 www.sylvandale.com Age group: 6-18 years Old-fashioned family camp, ranch adventures, trail rides, hay rides, camp fires. Fee. Category: DC, RC TEAM Fort Collins 201 S. College Ave., FC, 224-9931 www.teamfortcollins.org Age group: K-12th grade Promotes healthy lifestyles for all ages to prevent drug and alcohol abuse. Free. Category: CO The Learning House 3533 Riva Ridge Dr., FC, 266-0844 www.thelearninghouse.org Age group: 4-8 years old Four-day science camps filled with experiments, exploring and enthusiasm. Fee. Category. AC, DC The Reading Clinic 800 N. Garfield Ave., LV 667-3190 www.thereadingclinicinc.com Age group: k-adult Individualized instruction in reading, writing, study skills and math. Fee. Category: AC The Reading Place Tutoring 4160 Sumter Sq.. FC 225-2997 Age group: School age Individualized, personalized, reading instruction designed around your childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s strengths and needs. Fee. Category: AC The Studio 217 E 4th St., LV 669-5155 3307 S College AV, FC 223-8155 www.thestudioco.com Age group: 4-18 years All-in-one camps, dance intensives, rock-star camps, and summer classes. Fee. Category: AR, DC Sunshine House 4 area locations 800-551-1561 www.sunshinehouse.com Age group: Infant through school-age After-school and summer camp, part/full-time available. Fee. Category: DC, AS

Solutions for the Working Parent Enhance your computer skills & spend less time at the office By Molly McCowan, of The Fort Collins Digital Workshop Working full time and raising a family is a struggle well known to many parents today. According to a March 2011 report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 58.1 percent of American families with children have two working parents. for Working Parents If you’re one of these parents, you know how much of a challenge it can be to balance your • Microsoft Excel©: Learn how to career and your dedication to your family. You build interactive spreadsheets to track want to spend as much time as you can with your expenses, create custom reports and kids, but expectations at work run high, and the more. Great for improving job efficiency. hours spent at the office seem to grow longer. • WordPress© 101: Learn how to What if you could take a computer training build your own website from scratch class that would help you increase your – the easy way. You will walk out of productivity at the office, giving you more free this class with a website ready to be time to spend away from your desk? customized! The Fort Collins Digital Workshop (FCDW) is a locally-owned digital arts • Intro to Portrait Photography: and computer training school that offers Learn how to get those priceless a variety of affordable, one-day classes snapshots of your kids. More ranging in topics from basic computer skills, photography classes are available! photography, business skills and website design to graphic design, social media know• Adobe Photoshop©: Learn how to professionally edit your images to how and more. make every photo top-of-the-line. Because sometimes even our favorite FCDW instructors are knowledgeable and family photos could use some extra help! professional, and they specialize in adult • Adobe Illustrator©: Learn how to create professional-looking print learning needs. Class sizes at FCDW are small documents (invitations, notecards, business cards, brochures, signs, flyers, – allowing students plenty of one-on-one time etc.) in the blink of an eye with this introductory class. with the instructors. Each class comes with a textbook, a take-home CD with practice These are only a few of the courses offered at FCDW. materials, 30 days of free email/phone Visit: www.fcdigitalworkshop.com for more information! support, and one year to re-take the class to brush up on your skills. Classes at FCDW normally run from 9:30am-4:30pm on weekdays, with some evening classes available (from 6-9pm). Prices for full-day classes range from $159-$209, depending on the materials offered. Evening classes are $99. You will walk out of FCDW with the skills and understanding What: needed to excel in your given subject. The Fort Collins Digital Workshop (FCDW) FCDW owner, Stu Crair, explains. “We pride ourselves on putting our When: students’ needs first,” Crair says. “In addition to our regularly scheduled Open 9am-5pm Mon-Fri; full course schedule classes, we also offer custom classes designed specifically for your needs available at www.fcdigitalworkshop.com/calendar and interests. We want to make sure that students leaving our classes feel like a weight has been lifted – we ease the pain of learning computer, Where: business and job skills on your own.” 412 S. Howes St. Suite A1, Fort Collins The pressure to develop your career and maintain focus on life at home Contact: is a challenge – especially if your role at work has recently changed. Call (970) 980-8091 or email “Many of our students come in because they have been promoted or stu@fcdigitalworkshop.com placed into a new position at work,” Crair says. “Suddenly, they find that they need to enhance their computer skills in order to be successful.” Website: www.fcdigitalworkshop.com

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Dreaming of Ponies? Gargot Farms Riding Academy is now accepting students of all ages and abilities 2012 Camp Dates Ages 6-10: June 4 - 8, June 11-15 Ages 11-14: June 25-29 • Individual instruction and small group activities • After school and Saturday lessons available • Safe, trained horses and ponies • Indoor and outdoor arenas • Equine-assisted psychotherapy with Dr. Margot Nacy (for children and teens) • NEW! Ponies for Preschoolers! with instructor, Dana Lessie

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Thompson Soccer Association 1217 W. Eisenhower Blvd., LV, 461-9358, www.thompsonsoccer.org Age group: 3rd-12th grades Competitive and District leagues; fall and spring programs; 3rd-12th grades. Fee. Category: AT Tran’s Martial Arts 3524 S. Mason St., 493-3838 222 E. 29th St., LV; 635-9222 www.transfortcollins.com Age group: all ages Traditional martial arts and fitness for the whole family. Fee. Category: AT Treetop Yoga Studio 123 N. College Ave., FC, 567-9191 www.treetopyogatherapy.com Age group: elementary and above Yoga, music, art, creative writing for kids and adults. Fee. Category: AR UNC Baseball Kids Camps UNC, Jackson Field, GR, 351-1203 www.bearsbaseballcamps.com Camp includes defense, hitting, base-running instruction. Live games & competition. Fee. Category: AT, DC UNC Football Camps UNC Butler-Hancock Fields, GR, 351-1875 www.unccamps.com Age group: varies Several camps held throughout the summer. Please visit website for more information. Fee. Category: AT, DC UNC Jazz Camp UNC, 501 20th St., GR, 351-2394 www.uncjazz.com Age group: middle school – college Jazz skills and theory camp. Students will work with nationally respected faculty. Fee. Category: AR, DC, RC UNC Las Chicas de Matematicas UNC Mathematical Sciences, Ross 2240A, GR, 351-2425 Age group: 15-18 years Free 6-week math camp for incoming high school girls. Free. Category: AC, RC UNC Leadership Enrichment Program UNC, 501 20th St., GR, 351-2683 Age group: 11th-12th grades Motivating and challenging; gifted, talented and creative; high-ability learners Fee. Category: AC, RC

UNC Men’s Basketball Camps UNC Butler-Hancock Ctr, GR 351-1191, www.unccamps.com Age group: varies Offering several camps (skill & team) in June. Visit website for more information. Fee. Category: AT, DC, RC UNC Summer Enrichment Program UNC, 501 20th St., GR, 351-2683 www.unco.edu/Sep Age group: 5th-10th grades Enrichment program for high-ability learners entering 5th-10th grades. Fee. Category: AC, RC UNC Tennis Camps UNC tennis courts, GR, www.unccamps.com Age group: varies Offering several camp options. Visit website for more information. Fee. Category: AT, DC UNC Volleyball Camps UNC Butler-Hancock Ctr, GR, 351-2018, www.uncvolleyballcamps.com Age group: 4th-12th grade Offers multiple camps overnight/ day and team camps. Visit website for information. Fee. Category: AT, DC, RC UNC Women’s Basketball Camps UNC Butler-Hancock Ctr, GR, , 351-1713 www.jaimewhitebasketballcamps.com Age group: 1st-12th grades Offering several camps in June. Visit website for more information. Fee. Category: AT, DC, RC UNC Wrestling Camps UNC, Butler Hancock Ctr., GR 351-1832, www.unccamps.com Age group: varies Wrestling skills camps held in late July. Visit website for more information. Fee. Category: AT, DC, RC UNC Young Child Summer Enrichment Program UNC, 501 20th St., GR 351-2683, www.unco.edu/Sep Age group: 4-9 years old Children’s enrichment program for high-ability learners. Fee. Category: AC, DC United Way 211 424 Pine St. #102, FC, Dial 2-1-1 or 407-7066, 315 E. 7th St., LV 669-1450, www.uwaylc.org/volunteer/ Age group: all ages Information/referral on volunteer opportunities, parenting classes, youth/health/human services. Free. Category: CO

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Up In Lights Productions 100 E 7th, St., LV, 292-8682 www.UILProductions.com Age group: 6-16 years Musical theatre training summer camps, singing, dancing, acting, final performance. Fee. AR, AS, DC Village Green Pool 1831 Valley Forge Ave., FC, 493-2099 www.vgpool.com Age group: 0-18 years Swimming, diving, wading pool, swim teams, swim lessons, tennis. Friendly neighborhood community. Fee. Category: AT Village Green Synchronized Swimming Team 2006 Union Dr., FC, 223-7560 www.vgsynchro.com Age group: 6-18 years old Fun, teamwork, exercise for girls in a safe, supportive environment. Fee. Category: AT Vollitude Volleyball Club 104 Keep Cr., Berthoud, 690-3441 www.vollitudevbc.com Age group: ages 12-18 Offering opportunity for players to play at the club level in northern Colorado. Fee. Category: AT Vortex Swim Club 481-6640, www.Teamvortex.org Age group: 5-18 Developmental and competitive program for beginning and advanced swimmers. Fun environment. Fee. Category: AT Wild Child Outdoor Photo Camps Northern Colorado, 217-7522 www.wildchildoutdoorphotocamps.com Age group: 3rd-5th grade Photography techniques taught while engaging children in nature. Digital cameras provided. Fee. Category: AR, DC

Southeast of the Budweiser Event Center 6508 E. Crossroads Blvd. Loveland Contact Cathi Roth, Director, for more information or to set up a tour.

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Windmill Child Enrichment Center 1215 Automation Dr., Windsor 674-0004, www.windmillcec.com Age group: 5-12 years Fun, safe summer camp for schoolage children. Fee. Category: BS, AS, DC Windsor Gymnastics Academy 687 Academy Court, Windsor, 686-6175 www.windsorgymnasticsacademy.com Age group: 5-13 years Summer day camp, fun activities. Fee. Category: DC Windsor Lacrosse 100 Poudre Bay, WS, 576-9694 www.windsorcolax.com Age group: 2nd-12th grade Basic lacrosse skills and skill development. Fee. Category: DC, AT Windsor Parks & Recreation 250 N. 11th St., Windsor, 674-3500 www.windsorgov.com Age group: 8-12 years Extensive programs & activities for families. Fee. Category: AT Young People’s Learning Centers 209 E. Plum, FC, 482-1212 405 Mathews St., FC, 482-6264 www.youngpeopleslc.com Age group: K-Junior High Fun and teen camps. Fee. Category: DC AS BS Youth Activity Center 415 E. Monroe, FC, 221-6655 www.fcgov.com/recreation Age groups: K-12th grade Activities for youth ages 3-18. Fee. Category: AR BS AS AT Youth Orchestra of the Rockies P.O. Box 270396, FC, 310-7998 www.fortnet.org/yor Age group: 7-18 years old Challenges young musicians to strive for excellence. Concerts held in November. Fee. Category: AR

To submit a program to be listed, please e-mail: editor@rockymountainpub.com or fax your submission to: 970-221-8556

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An adventure in earth stewardship and nature exploration! Ages 4-17 • July 2012 Activities may include: sustainable agriculture, hiking, camping, campfires, performing arts, team building, water activities and more! For more information and to register visit:

www.sunriseranch.org/arts/camp-sunrise Or call: (970) 679-4318

School Calendars 2012-2013

Special Dates, School Holidays, School Not in Sessions

Greeley-Evans School District 6 Apr. 1 Apr. 4-8 May 19 May 20-21 Aug. 16 Aug. 21 Sept. 3 Sept. 21 Oct. 19 Nov. 21-23 Dec. 21-Jan. 4

K-12 students off Spring break Last day of school for students High school graduations 1-12 classes begin K classes begin Labor Day No school for students No school for students Thanksgiving break Winter break

Poudre School District Apr. 15 Apr. 18 May 13 May 19-21 May 26 Aug. 20 Aug. 21 Sept. 3 Sept. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Nov. 21-23 Nov. 26 Dec. 24-Jan.6 Jan. 7

K-12 students off, parent-teacher conferences K-8 students off, collaboration day K-8 students off, teacher work day High school graduations Last day of classes, half day Classes begin, some middle & high school students

Classes begin, all other students Labor Day K-8 students off, collaboration day K-5 students off, parent-teacher conferences K-12 students off, parent-teacher conferences Thanksgiving Break K-8 students off, collaboration day Winter break No school for students, teacher work day

Thompson School District May 20 May 21 Aug. 27 Aug. 28 Sept. 3 Nov. 2 Nov. 19-20 Nov. 23-25 Dec. 24-Jan. 4 Jan. 7

Last day of school High school graduations Classes begin, middle & high school students

Classes begin, elementary students Labor Day No school for students—teacher work day No school—Teacher Exchange Days Thanksgiving break Winter break No school for students, teacher work day

Windsor School District Apr. 4 May 19 May 22 Aug. 14 Sept. 3 Oct. 12-19 Nov. 21-23 Dec. 24-Jan. 4 Jan. 7

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Program & Activities Guide 2012 LIST O F a d v e r t i s e r s 22 ABC Child Development Center 77 Access for Knowledge 46 Advanced Hearing Services 14 Adventure Bound Day Camp 9 Adventure Dental, Vision & Orthodontics 7 Air Force Academy Sports Camps 3 All-Star Kids Games 48 Associates in Family Medicine 18 “B” Sweet Cupcakes 14 Beaver Meadows 13 Being Well 26 Big Thompson Tennis Academy 17 Bright Horizons 26 Butter Cream Cupcakery 19 Canyon Concert Dance Center 35 Children’s Workshop 47 Chipper’s Lanes 2 Choice City Christian Camp 3 City of Fort Collins Safe Routes to School 27 City of Fort Collins Quality Air 41 Clear Surroundings Organizing 43 Clothes Pony & Dandelion Toys 17 Collindale Golf Academy 30 Colorado Early Colleges 9 Colorado Football Academy 5 Contemporary Dance Academy 41 Coombs Orthodontics 42 CSU Center for the Arts 34 CSU Early Childhood Center 27 CSU Music Programs 12 CSU Summer Theatre Program

31 CSU Rams Sports Camps 80 CSU Youth Sports Camps 78 Dancer’s Ascent 7 Debut Theater Company 23 Digital Workshop 41 Eaton Country Club 5 Educo Adventure Camp 42 Flying Colors Art & Yoga 18 FoCo Spartan Babes 22 Fort Collins Club 11 Fort Collins Soccer Club 11 Fort Collins Baseball Club 54 Foodies 31 Furniture Consignment by Kristynn 11 Gardens on Spring Creek 46 Gargot Farms Riding Academy 44 Girl Scouts of Colorado 4 GK Gymnastics 6 Greeley Museums 17 Harrington Arts Academy 27 Health District of Northern Larimer County 78 High Plains Library District 79 Highland Meadows Golf Course 33 Huntington Learning Center 33 iD Tech Camps & Teen Academies 2 Karate for Kids 28 Karate West 14 Kayla Foundation 32 Kindercare Learning Centers 6 Knowledge Bound 11 Larimer County Foster Care Program 73 Lewis Tennis School 31 Lifestyle Centre Health Club 75 Little Bear’s Child Care 78 Loveland Laser Tag 79 Loveland Museum Gallery

2 Mark Crane, DDS 44 McTeggert Irish Dance 3 Midtown Arts Center Kids Academy 19 Milnor Orthodontics 4 Miramont Lifestyle Fitness 80 Mountain Kids 13 New World Sports 36 Northern Colorado Children’s Festival 28 Northern Colorado Orthodontics 12 Oakwood School 37 Orthopaedic & Spine Center of the Rockies 24 Pathways Hospice 38 Peace With Christ PreSchool 9 Piano Center of the Rockies 37 Poudre River Public Library 29 Poudre School District Early Childhood Program 4 Poudre School District Options Program 13 Primal Echo 4 Pump It Up 48 Resurrection Christian School Preschool 5 Rivendell School 2 Rocky Mountain Youth Sports 31 Rollerland Skate Center 18 Schonfeld Photography 32 Saint Joseph Catholic School 75 Southridge Golf Club 35 Spring Creek School 74 Sunrise Ranch Camp 3 Sykes Family Martial Arts 37 Teaching Tree Early Childhood Learning Center 11 The Learning House 7 The Studio

19 UNC Extended Learning 44 UNC Summer Camps 38 Up In Lights 72 Virginia Space Flight Academy 47 Windsor Parks, Recreation, & Culture 5 Windsor Pediatric Dentistry 6 Windsor Smiles Orthodontics 12 Young Peoples Learning Center 25 Youth Clinic

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Creating New Learning Possibilities for Students “I am more organized!”

Director and teacher, Mary Dravis-

each child brings to this world and

“My grades are better.”

Parrish brings 23 years of experience

acknowledge the amazing talents

“I didn’t know that learning could

teaching and working with kids to

and abilities that lie within. In my

develop skills that promote academic

classroom there are no “disabilities”,

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only super-kids with supertalents.”

“What a joy it is to see kids at any

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be so much fun.” “Math is easier. I want to do it because now I can!”

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Knowledge Fort Collins Learning

sharing with kids the tools that lead

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free diagnostic testing. Students are

different possibilities for students of

control of experiencing for themselves

tutored in small groups in math,

all ages who struggle with learning.

just how easy and fun learning can

reading, study skills, homework help

Not all kids learn easily, and when

be. I celebrate the differences that

and ACT/SAT test preparation.

studies become a struggle the joy of learning is replaced with disinterest and even behavior issues. We have the tools and techniques that unlock the patterns, behaviors, judgments and limitations that often make the learning process difficult. In this process we create a different environment in which students learn the tools that create more success and confidence not only in school but as they move through life.

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Junior Golf Camps 1:6 Instructor to Student Ratio

BEGINNER CAMP SESSIONS

Monday-Thursday 9:30-12:30 $195/week, includes lunch

Jun 11-14 • Jun 25-28 • July 9-12 July 23-26 • July 30-Aug 2

Intermediate & Advanced Junior Golf Programs Call for Details

970.204.4653(GOLF) Paul McQuade

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May 29 – August 17

For Children Entering K- to 8th-Grade

Through innovative programming and the use of active learning practices focusing on obesity prevention, lifelong fitness, and skill development, the Youth Sport Camps support the educational and public service mission of the Department of Health and Exercise Science and Colorado State University by providing the benefits of physical activity and healthy lifestyles for youth in the community.

“With A Healthy Lifestyle, Every Child’s A Winner” ■ Baseball/Softball (grades K-8)—1-week sessions from June 4 – July 13. ■ Basketball (Grades 4-8)—1-week sessions from July 2 – August 17. ■ Field Sports (Grades K-8)—Provides campers a brief “taste” of several different sports. 1-week sessions from May 29 – August 17.

970-491-6318

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & EXERCISE SCIENCE 201A Moby B Complex • Fort Collins

■ FunLIFE (Grades K-6)—Fitness, nutrition and recreation camp. 1-week sessions from May 29 – August 10. ■ In-line Hockey (Grades 4-8)—1-week sessions from June 4 – June 29.

■ Music and Movement (Grades K-8) NEW! Explore the combination of dance, aerobics, and non-contact martial arts. 1-week sessions from June 4 – August 17. ■ Soccer (grades K-6)—1-week sessions from July 2 – August 17. ■ Super Sports Camps (Grades K-7)—A combination of sports, swimming lessons and other enrichment activities. 2-week sessions from June 4 – August 17. ■ Tennis (Grades K-8)— 8:00-10:00am only. 1-week sessions from July 9 - August 17. ■ Volleyball (Grades 4-8)—1-week sessions from July 16 – August 17.

Get information and register online at: www.hes.cahs.colostate.edu/YSC/

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